In a statement after the vote, I thanked George Mitchell and all the senators who “voted for change,” and Al Gore for “his unwavering contribution in the landslide. Arafat also said he needed two more weeks to develop his proposals. My staff had told her we didn’t have the votes to confirm her, but she declined to withdraw, feeling she had a right to be voted on. e roof and gaps in the walls, it’s impossible to say that confining the press to quarters did much good.
3 percent and the stock market had rebounded to an all-time high. There had long been tensions between our two countries; many Brazilians had long resented the United States. re being used to evade the assault weapons ban, and to ban the possession of assault weapons by juveniles. Back in the White House, I let out a whoop of joy, and relief.
Join the newsletter to receive news, updates, new products and freebies in your inbox.